Furthermore, evolution theory says: Be better than your neighbor; but the law of Christ says: Love your neighbor as yourself. When one adds all this together, you have enough evidence to know that God is absolutely evident.
29 comments
What? Maybe thats what a lot of you fundies say, i.e. thinking they're better than gays, immigrents, atheists, woman, exc.
You stupid jerk. Your name just had to be Origen, didn't it? FYI, even though Origen was a major church father, he was quite sensible compared to those maniacs who started the Orthodox/Catholic Church, and is Socrates compared to you.
Well, Papabear, he certainly had a lot of courage to do what he did. To summon it up, he must have had some balls.
Love your neightbour, unless he is not as moral as you, in which case kill your neighbour in the name of your god.
Dear Origen,
Yes, and special theory of relativity states that anorexia sufferers shouldn't use transportation, while the general one says you shouldn't spend too much time near fat people. BCS theory shows how marriage is important. And, most of all, inversion theory shows us that we should all bow our heads and worship Yahweh, unless we want to end up in hell which is 10km under Siberia.
"Furthermore, evolution theory says: Be better than your neighbor; but the law of Christ says: Love your neighbor as yourself. When one adds all this together, you have enough evidence to know that God is absolutely evident."
Yeah well, my dog Skip crapped in my neighbour's yard last night, therefore this is more than enough evidence to show that God does not exist...Checkmate!
"Furthermore, evolution theory says: Be better than your neighbor;"
This guy is onto something, those damn chimps are trying to outdo us....GET THEM!
what if your neightbours gay?competition is a vital part of the human race. Studies in anthropology and psychology, even sociology, have shown this. Wheres your evidence?in the one book you've read?jackass
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
To post a comment, you'll need to Sign in or Register . Making an account also allows you to claim credit for submitting quotes, and to vote on quotes and comments. You don't even need to give us your email address.
